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Category Archives: Interviews
Writing is Always Better with Cake – An Interview with Jessica Leader
Jessica Leader, author of Nice and Mean (Simon and Schuster/Aladdin) for tweens, is a teacher and writer. She earned her BA from Brown University and her MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults at Vermont College of Fine Arts. Nice … Continue reading
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Tagged author interviews, books for tweens, Jessica Leader, MG books, Nice and Mean, Tryst Coffeehouse
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Blog Tour Stop for New YA Release – Ratgirl: Song of the Viper
Last May, I interviewed Gayle C. Krause, a prolific blogger, writer, and YA and children’s author. Today, I’m excited to share in Gayle’s blog tour as she introduces her new YA book available by the end of the week at Amazon … Continue reading
Maine-ly about Kim – An Interview with Picture Book Author Kim Norman
Picture Book author Kim Norman grew up in Virginia Beach, Virginia, but spends a few weeks each summer in Maine, where many of her relatives live. A Maine lake was the inspiration for the setting of her CROCODADDY. Kim & her husband have … Continue reading
Visit My Interview on Sandy Benitez’s Blog!
Read an interview of me on editor and publisher Sandy Benitez’s blog here! Thanks, Sandy!
Warming Up to Illustration – An Interview with Laura Diehl
Laura Diehl is a Northern Virginia based freelance illustrator who specializes in the genres of children’s/YA illustration, fantasy illustration and science fiction illustration. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting, Emphasis in Illustration, from James Madison University in … Continue reading
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Tagged illustrator interview, Laura Diehl, middle grade, Photoshop, Wacom Intuos, YA
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Galloping Away with a Freelance Writer and Children’s Author – An Interview with Kitson Jazynka
Kitson Jazynka is a very successful writer who has published dozens of articles for adults and children in which she shows her love of animals and of horses in particular. She slowed down long enough to give us a glimpse … Continue reading
An Interview with School Librarian Amy Steen
Elementary school librarian, Amy Steen, grew up in the little town of Windermere outside of Orlando, Florida. After graduating from Florida State University, she worked for five years as an Elementary School Librarian in Orlando while pursuing her Master’s degree … Continue reading
An a-MAZE-ing Interview with Illustrator/Writer Roxie Munro
Roxie Munro is an author/illustrator of more than 35 children’s books (including EcoMazes; Mazescapes; The Inside-Outside Books: New York City [New York Times Best Illustrated Award], Washington DC, Texas, London, Paris, Libraries and Dinosaurs; Go!Go!Go!; and Hatch!). Her books have … Continue reading
An Interview with Write Thinking Poet Kaylynté
Thinking is write, but you can’t write better than you think! ~KaylyntéWho is Poet Kaylynté? Kaylynté (pronounced Kay-Lynn-Tay) is an aspiring poet who is most known for her poems “Credulous Start”, “With the Wind”, and “Think Cycle”. She enjoys exploring the … Continue reading
